Description
Shipra Publications Indus Civilisation And Later by Madhusudan Mishra
Introduction
2. The Biology and Psychology of the Human Speech
3. The Field Symbols of the Indus Texts
4. Two-Pronged Result of an Endeavour
5. The Purpose Behind the Indus Texts
6. Linguistic Archaeology
7. Winding of Straws
8. Sheep Breeding
9. A Water-Channel for Irrigation
10. The Fertilising Waters
11. In a Dental Clinic
12. Dadhikra ‘The Divine Horse’
13. The Old Age
14. The Pre-Vedic vanad ‘fire’ and ram ‘ash’
15. A Canal
16. The Sky is Qualified by the Sound
17. Fruits from the Garden
18. A Hole on the Wall – A Symbolic Statement
19. sas ‘to be lazy’
20. aha ‘said’
21. The Sign for Cha
22. saks ‘to be strong’
23. The Milk is Hygienic
24. And Smell Through Nose
25. gha na
26. Text no. 1623/2847
27. The Earliest Text Reinterpreted
28. The Seven Rivers of the Punjab
29. Some Sacrificial Formulas
30. The acc. pl. gas
31. From the Indus Valley to Europe
32. The Rgveda X-106
33. Origins of Speech (RV 10,71)
34. The Words of the Indus Culture in the Atharvaveda
35. Nistha
36. Epilogue